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On the next screen look for Search Library and enter “azure devops” “Azure Dev” as search text. You will see
Microsoft Azure DevOpsentry, clickAdd to Applicationsbutton to the right.
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You will see the entry of newly added
Microsoft Azure DevOpsapplication instance in the Applications tab.
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Click on the app name to open a details screen. Click Sync now in the top right corner.
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A popup dialog appears, click the slider button to enable API Integration.
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On enabling the API Integration, detailed configuration fields are shown:
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Need to enter the following details
The name of the Azure DevOps organization. → Your Azure DevOps organization name.
Personal Access Token. → PAT Created using your account with scopes Graph - Read & Member Entitlement Management
How to find your Azure DevOps organization name and Personal Access Token:
Organization → When you log in to Azure DevOps dashboard you will see the organization name as part of URL OR just below Azure DevOps icon on top-left.
Personal Access Token → Login to Azure DevOps then click the
User Settingsicon near profile icon on top-right. Click Personal access tokens option.
On the next screen click + New Token.
On the form, fill in Name and select Organization (you can choose a single organization from the list or All accessible organizations). Also set expiration time per your company’s policy. In the scopes section choose Custom defined and enable the following scopes:
Graph - Read
Member Entitlement Management - Read
Finally, click
Createbutton. On success copy and keep the token in a secure place where it can not be accessed by any third party-person.
Now fill in the organization and Personal Access Token in the Zilla configuration dialog, click
Next.
Sync will start and accounts from Azure DevOps will be visible.
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